One important thing about the EOS ICO which I didn't hear you mention: from what I understand, they will release a set amount of tokens each day and issue them to backers based on their percentage of the total funds raised that day. Very fair structure in my opinion, though there isn't a cap on total funds raised by the team 🙂

Cole Beasley "Chris, I'm a big fan of what you're doing here but must admit I was a bit disappointed in the presentation today. Comparing transaction volume between BTC, ETH and STEEM without covering the different use cases, history, deployment, development, track record and security severely misrepresents the projects and their capabilities. None of which, in my opinion, are even close to comparable. It also contributes to a large misconception that delays in a blockchain are somehow indicative of a failing project when this is expected behavior of any blockchain that reaches large scale and mass adoption. That doesn't even address the difference in consensus algorithms.

I'm also interested in your thoughts on the recent ICO craze. Personally, I feel the large majority of them to be complete scams that are nothing but a cash grab for the developers that gives them no incentive to stay with the project as they've already been paid up front for a product that is typically unfinished. Totally aware that your mission is to increase cryptocurrency adoption, but there are probably a lot of noobs out there that are getting a false sense of security in a pool full of ponzi sharks. I've sent you a bitcoin tip just now. Perhaps you could cover some of these items in a future podcast. All the best."

Chris, I'm a big fan of what you're doing here but must admit I was a bit disappointed in the presentation today. Comparing transaction volume between BTC, ETH and STEEM without covering the different use cases, history, deployment, development, track record and security severely misrepresents the projects and their capabilities. None of which, in my opinion, are even close to comparable. It also contributes to a large misconception that delays in a blockchain are somehow indicative of a failing project when this is expected behavior of any blockchain that reaches large scale and mass adoption. That doesn't even address the difference in consensus algorithms.

I'm also interested in your thoughts on the recent ICO craze. Personally, I feel the large majority of them to be complete scams that are nothing but a cash grab for the developers that gives them no incentive to stay with the project as they've already been paid up front for a product that is typically unfinished. Totally aware that your mission is to increase cryptocurrency adoption, but there are probably a lot of noobs out there that are getting a false sense of security in a pool full of ponzi sharks. I've sent you a bitcoin tip just now. Perhaps you could cover some of these items in a future podcast. All the best.

Great show! Correcting so called ‘mistakes’ in your shows is a great feature! That’s one thing that separates your Cryptoverse channel in a positive way from the omnipresent CryptoFUD. Did I enjoy pointing out 1 small mistake/omission to check facts when an extraordinary titanium-claim is made? Not particularly. Do I enjoy giving you a compliment with your show in general and the way you handle critique and comments from viewers? Yes, that I do! Keep up the good work!

Ive a doubt. . see like bittrex and other exchanges charge commission or fees on the trade orders right… so doea the commission gets charged when we place the order or when the order gets fulfilled ? like if i place an order on bittrex n then cancel it. does the commission get charged or not?